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Drolefille 10-25-2006 05:05 PM

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Originally Posted by BetaRose (Post 1345956)
So are we raising children or veal calves?

If we just keep them still and massage them occasionally we have Kobe children. Think of how much those steaks will cost!

dekeguy 10-26-2006 03:48 PM

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Originally Posted by Drolefille (Post 1345997)
If we just keep them still and massage them occasionally we have Kobe children. Think of how much those steaks will cost!

Gives a whole new dimension to Soylent Green.

Drolefille 10-26-2006 04:12 PM

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Originally Posted by dekeguy (Post 1346573)
Gives a whole new dimension to Soylent Green.

Jonathan Swift would approve as well :D

dekeguy 10-27-2006 09:00 AM

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Originally Posted by Drolefille (Post 1346585)
Jonathan Swift would approve as well :D

When I was down in Louisiana they used to have a saying regarding the definition of a Cajun. "A Cajun is one who will eat anything that doesn't eat him first, and even if it eats him first its still a pretty close contest".
I think the Cajuns would approve as well.

AKA2D '91 10-27-2006 09:08 AM

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Originally Posted by Honeykiss1974 (Post 1345960)
I am SOOOOOOO for corporal punishment like we had growing up. Just looking at the paddle sitting on the teacher's desk was enough to make me think twice about participating in school shenanigans.

AMEN!

Also, if the parent did not want their child paddled, there was a list of student's names indicating that. Anytime I am called tothe principal's office TODAY, my heart skips a beat. :o :D

Today, there are too many EXCUSES being handed out. In the real world, those excuses mean NOTHING. The child suffers and it's a moster that the parents create. Once it is created, it becomes hard to manage.

Enough of that!
It's Friday, alrighty! LOL

AlphaFrog 10-27-2006 09:16 AM

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Originally Posted by AKA2D '91 (Post 1346911)
Also, if the parent did not want their child paddled, there was a list of student's names indicating that.

Unfourtunatly, often times it was the problem children whose parents said "NO! Don't spank my BABY!" Gee, I wonder how they got to be a problem in the first place?:rolleyes: :rolleyes:

The parents whose kids were well behaved didn't have to worry either way, because their kids don't need the paddle.

Also, not to hijack, but I remember a time when what the teacher said to the parent was gospel...if the teacher told your parents that you messed up, you messed up and were punished at home. Nowadays, it seems like the "that teacher is out to get my child..my BABY couldn't have possibly done whatever it was they are accused of" sentiment rules.:rolleyes:

Dionysus 10-27-2006 09:53 AM

I think corporal punishment is a different subject. I would be totally against it except for in extreme cases. I think children are punished for being children enough as it is. Things mentioned in this thread are great examples.

Yes, there is a such thing of teachers disliking children. I have had several of them waaaaay before I became a troublemaker. It got so bad that I switched schools in fourth grade. There were things happening in the classroom, and the teachers did absolutely nothing about it. An example, there was a boy who was twice our size who liked to go around picking on girls. This guy only got in trouble only when certain girls complained. :mad: :mad: I was not one of them. :rolleyes: My mother and grandmother complained about these teachers constantly, and the principal did nothing either. Eventually she said "there's an opening at so-and-so school, maybe your daugher would be more happy there".

There's no way I will trust some of these teachers with a friggin' paddle. :eek:

BlessedOne04 10-27-2006 01:28 PM

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Originally Posted by Steeltrap (Post 1345672)
I am speaking as someone who was a lean kid who enjoyed running. Clearly, that's changed.

LOL I agree!!!

starang21 10-27-2006 07:20 PM

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Originally Posted by Dionysus (Post 1346936)
I think corporal punishment is a different subject. I would be totally against it except for in extreme cases. I think children are punished for being children enough as it is. Things mentioned in this thread are great examples.

Yes, there is a such thing of teachers disliking children. I have had several of them waaaaay before I became a troublemaker. It got so bad that I switched schools in fourth grade. There were things happening in the classroom, and the teachers did absolutely nothing about it. An example, there was a boy who was twice our size who liked to go around picking on girls. This guy only got in trouble only when certain girls complained. :mad: :mad: I was not one of them. :rolleyes: My mother and grandmother complained about these teachers constantly, and the principal did nothing either. Eventually she said "there's an opening at so-and-so school, maybe your daugher would be more happy there".

There's no way I will trust some of these teachers with a friggin' paddle. :eek:

kids need to learn discipline and respect

<== will be kicking the sh*t out of my kids if they get out of line


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